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NazReidismypresidentabout 2 hours ago166

What an absolute dick move posting this for clout. Pathetic parenting.

MisterSanitationabout 2 hours ago55

Morality? This ain’t the morality of anything except posting it on social media.

It’s just heartbreak and it hurts the worst when you’re young. I hope this is the worst one for him for his sake, shit sucks. Being human is hard.

LogDull819about 2 hours ago30

Imagine you are his age, you had something really heartbreaking happened to you.
And then your mother drives you home while you are crying, filming you while you are crying and posting it online.

His mother is worse

UnderwaterRobotabout 2 hours ago9

Heartbreaking stuff. I'm 34 and I still remember the first time I was rejected by a girl I liked. She was the new girl in school in the 3rd grade and it was instant infatuation. I waited until Valentine's Day and got her flowers and a teddy bear and asked her to be my Valentine and she said "Ew" and ran away.

Looking back on it now, it's funny, but man that hurt in the moment.

gizzardwizard93about 2 hours ago6

The morality of filming vulnerable moments with your child for viral content?

its3irdabout 2 hours ago4

Earlier that lesson is learnt, easier life becomes

BlackTarTurdabout 2 hours ago3

Little bro entering his villain arc too damn early.

KinsellaStellaabout 2 hours ago3

Morality of stealing it from the other boy.

Extension-Two-2807about 2 hours ago2

This dude’s parents are total assholes for posting this.

bellabarbiexabout 2 hours ago2

I get crying about it. Relatable, I gave a girl a mixtape when I was 11 and she covered my name up, put her name on it and gave it away. I did something similar though when I was 14, this girl gave me a mood ring, a necklace with black roses on it. She ended up saying no to a date with me after saying yes and I really liked her so I listened to evanescence, walked uptown and threw the necklace and ring in the river.